Rule 21 (Technical and economic cooperation).42 The initiative of Mexico at the fifty-sixth session of the General Assembly concerning a comprehensive and integral convention on the rights of persons with disabilities in the context of development provides added emphasis to the policy basis for capacity-building for the equalization of opportunities as a mainstream development cooperation issue, for instance in both triennial policy reviews of operational activities for development considered by the General Assembly43 and the programming guidelines of United Nations funds and programmes.
La cooperación económica y técnica también está entre las medidas de aplicación presentadas en el artículo 21 de las Normas Uniformes (Cooperación económica y técnica).